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France Women U20

09-01 04:00

3 - 3

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Canada Women U20

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France Women U20

Canada Women U20

Attacks

118

107

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3003

8017

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End 3-3

87′

E.Mcbride

J.Hernandez

86′

J.Collin

84′

3-3

A.Chukwu

Assist: R.Watson

69′

R.Watson

O.Smith

67′

3-2

H.Diaz

65′

L.Joseph

D.Scannapieco

65′

M.Mendy

J.Mossard

63′

J.Collin

A.Allen

63′

A.Chukwu

N.Rose

49′

2-2

D.Scannapieco

46′

S.Chossenotte

A.Fontaine

46′

M.Mendy

C.Neller

46′

K.Briggs

F.Jourde

Halftime 1-2

22′

1-2

Z.Markesini

Assist: O.Smith

8′

1-1

D.Scannapieco

Assist: J.Mossard

4′

0-1

N.Rose

Assist: Z.Markesini

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Match Info

France Women U20 and Canada Women U20 played out a spectacular 3-3 draw in their FIFA U20 Women's World Cup group stage opener on September 1, 2024. This six-goal thriller was a match of incredible momentum swings, with both teams demonstrating remarkable character to fight back and secure a point. The match process was chaotic and end-to-end, with France racing into an early lead, only for Canada to score twice before halftime. France equalized early in the second half, retook the lead, and then were pegged back once more by a determined Canadian side in the dying moments. Key moments included a brilliant solo goal from a French winger and a powerful headed equalizer from a Canadian center-back in stoppage time. The standout performance was from the attackers on both sides, who took advantage of an open game to showcase their talent. The draw had a significant table impact, instantly making the group one of the most exciting, with both heavyweights showing vulnerability and firepower in equal measure. Managers from both camps would have praised the attacking spirit but been concerned by the defensive errors that defined the match result.